Specifications

8
Preparing the Dishwasher for
Installation
Uncoil the drain hose in the back of the dishwasher.1.
Do not remove the rear insulation blanket.2.
With the help of at least one other person, lay the 3.
dishwasher on its back. Do not kink or crush the drain
hose.
Install the leveling legs into the holes below the red 4.
(shipping) plugs.
CAUTION
Install the legs as shown, a minimum of 1-1/4” from the
bottom of the brackets. Failure to install the legs correctly
may result in damage to the door when opened.
Remove the red shipping plugs.5.
Plumbing Connections
WARNING
Do not cross the drain, water and electrical lines in front
of the dishwasher motor or frame.
Cut the hot water supply line access hole in the cabinet 1.
as shown below.
If you are using an existing water line, cut 1” off the end 2.
of the line.
Route the hot water line to the installation area. Failure 3.
to route the line as shown above may result in damage
during final installation. The hot water line must meet
the plumbing requirements on page 5.
Connect the opposite end of the hot water line to the 4.
house hot water inlet valve.
Use a bucket to flush the water supply line to clear any 5.
foreign material.
Prepare Drain Cutout
Cut a 2” diameter hole in the section of the cutout 1.
(shaded) area shown above to allow routing of the
drain hose to the drain connection under the sink when
the dishwasher is pushed into place.
If the cabinet wall is wood, sand the edges of the hole 2.
until they are smooth and rounded. If the cabinet wall is
metal, cover all sharp edges with electrical or duct tape
to avoid cutting the drain hose.
Installation Instructions
1 1/2”
6”
Hot water line
18”
4”
Safe area for
routing hot water
supply line and
drain line
Options for hot
water line and
drain line access
hole location
7 1/2”
Cut access
hole
Install leveling legs
Rear insulation
blanket
Remove
red plugs